a potager or soup station chef is responsible for the soups and stocks
the potager makes the soups.
"Chef potager" is the French equivalent of the English phrase "soup chef."Specifically, the masculine noun "chef" takes "le" ("the") as its singular definite article and "un" ("a, one") as its indefinite article. The masculine noun "potager" means"soup." The pronunciation is "shehf poh-tah-zhyeh."
the potager makes the soups.
The four top chefs in a kitchen, if order of rank are: Chef de Cuisine: Head Chef (Chooses the menu and dishes that will be served) Sous Chef: Second in command (This is the Quality Control chef) Pastry Chef: In charge of pastry section. Saute Chefs/Chefs de Partie: Section heads Most chefs choose a specialty, such as: Chef saucier: meat, poultry and game Chef rotisseur: roasted, grilled and fried meats Chef gardemanger: raw meat, starters and cold dishes Chef entremettier: vegetables, eggs and pasta Chef poissonnier: fish Chef potager: stocks and soups Chef pattissier: pastries, breads and desserts
about 300,000 dollars a year
Potager
The top chef makes about 200 to 300 dollars per hour!! ;)
No, it should adjust due to the cost of living.
I am currently attending Western Culinary Institute in Portland,Oregon and from what I've been taught is there are 5 departments to a kitchen; Stove, deep fryers, rotisseries, grill, garde manger`.
the kitchen hierarchy is called the brigade de cuisine and was developed by Georges Escoffier. It looks something like this: Chef de Cuisine (Executive Chef) Sous-chef de cuisine - The executive chef's second in command Chef de Partie - Manages a given station in the kitchen Cuisinier - cook Commis - junior cook Apprentice There are like a bazillion different stations in the kitchen. I can't remember them all. I believe they are divided into hot kitchen and cold kitchen. Garde Manger (pantry) Saucier (Sauces, hors deuvres?) Rotisseur (Roast) Grillardin (Grill) Boulanger (Baker) Potager (Soups) Legumier (Vegetables) And then there's the third world positions of the dishwashers.
tons and tons if police, fie, ems dose not madder witch one probably 15+ years of schooling
There's an Executive Chef, Head Chef, Sous Chef, Pastry Chef, Chef de Partie (Station Chef), and Garde Manger (pantry chef).